LABRADOR'S GEO-NARRATIVE PRESENTATION
"The Great Art Heist"
Here is my video presentation:
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Lesson Plan (Right Click and Save Target As to view in HD):
Worksheet (Click on it to zoom in and view):
Handout Guide for Inserting Placemarks (Click on it to zoom in and view):
Reflection:
This was a long, but fun project. Because of my prior experience using "Google Earth," I was able to easily navigate through the app and find a creative activity I can do with my students. Particularly interested in teaching art history to my students, I made it a point to do some quick research on very important and popularized artworks from around the world. Afterwards, I constructed a worksheet for students to enjoy--I love making worksheets. It can be printed or digitally used for the activity.
The building process was fun as I video recorded countless mistakes on my desktop. Despite that, I managed to get the right ones rather than redoing it again. This challenge made me realize that I can explore my creative side in using other online resources. I developed the mentality of "wanting to keep my class interesting each day." Now, I feel like finding ways to utilize "Weebly for Education," only because I could see great potential and limitless possibilities of creative lessons. Feel free to look over my videos and designs. Hopefully, I would be one of the people who helped ignite your creativity in designing lesson plans for online resources.
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